Apple in Every Classroom Plan Faces Tax Loophole
Apple Computer sought to donate tens of thousands of computers to schools if Congress raised the deduction limit. Treasury officials warned the proposal could create an unfair tax benefit, potentially equaling or exceeding the cost to the government while boosting school technology and related sales.
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Washington
America
Treasury Department
Apple Computer, Inc
Cupertino, Calif
Congress
John E. Chapoton
the Treasury
Chapoton
Apple
Jobs
Treasury
Library Line Answers Community Questions Here
The library offers help via phone, mail, or the Community Information Center at Fifth and Main. Readers ask about eyeglass donations, martin house openings, local thrift shop hours, Cinco de Mayo history, bicycle repairs, Falkland Islands date, and Saturday notarization services with listed local contacts and hours.
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Fifth and Main
Lions Club
Olin Wollen
Martin House
Chase
Ignacio Zargoza
Napoleon III
Cliff Lee
Maple
Mike O'Connor
S. Oak
Argentina
Falkland Islands
U.S. News and World Report
Islands
al Beets Motors
Hobson Guilty Case Details Drag On From Page
Crumm was to receive a car from his mother for Christen’s killing and Sorrentino $350 to fix his motorcycle, with testimony portraying motives tied to family tensions and drug use. Mrs Hobson denied involvement, recounting strain over Christen and a plan to frighten him. Crumm allegedly claimed responsibility before a fatal act, while threats to family member safety followed.
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Page Crumm
Christen
Sorrentino
Hobson
Suzanne
Crumm
Million-Dollar Bail Frees Convicted Socialite
Claus von Bulow was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Thomas I. Needham to 30 years for twice attempting to murder his heiress wife with insulin. He was allowed to remain free on $1 million bail during appeal, with $100,000 posted immediately.
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Newport
Claus von Bulow
Superior Court
Thomas I. Needham
Needham
von Bulow
Cranston
Von Bulow given 30 year sentence for deadly insulin attacks
The Newport court sentenced Claus von Bulow to 10 years for the first assault and 20 years consecutively for the second, totaling 30 years. He was convicted March 16 of injecting his wife Martha Sunny von Bulow with insulin in 1979 and 1980, leaving her in a coma after the second attempt.
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von Bulow
Rhode Island
State Supreme Court
Providence
Martha
Sunny’’ von Bulow
Newport
Needham
Stephen R. Famigilietti
Reagan Bucks Tite With School Prayer
President Reagan pushes a constitutional amendment to bring prayer back to schools amid House opposition Senate filibuster risk and public misunderstanding. The Supreme Court’s 1962 ban stands with recent cases, and amendments face similar objections about religious freedom and government sponsorship.
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Washington
Reagan
House
Senate
97Th Congress
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Congress
High Court
Frank J. Becker
Rn.y
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Bush Denounces Red Expansion in China During Taiwan Talks
Vice President George Bush, in Beijing, warned of US Soviet expansionism and stressed Washington's good faith with China while reaffirming no change in arms sales to Taiwan. He met with Premier Zhao Ziyang and Foreign Minister Huang Hua as Beijing pressed for a one China policy and an end to Taiwan arms sales.
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Peking
George Bush
U.S
Taiwan
Washington
China
Bush
Soviet Union
United States
Hangzhou
Great Hall of the People
Zhao Ziyang
Reagan
Huang Hua
John H. Holdridge
Jifanying Bush
Hua
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Fahringer
J. Paul Getty
Alexandra Isles
By Bil Keane
Winston
Goosemyer
Beetle Bailey
Miss Melba
Red
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